Farm to Table recipes and Homemade Natural Living
Butternut squash mac n cheese is a healthy and delicious dish you can whip up for your baby, toddler, or whole family. This recipe uses squash, bone broth, cheese, and spices. Soft, creamy noodles with a healthy butternut squash sauce makes for a sweet and savory recipe everyone will love.
This pumpkin carrot pasta sauce is creamy and delicious. With notes of pumpkin, cinnamon, cream cheese, and sage, it’s comforting and at the same time packed with nutritious vegetables. It’s a fall staple in our house!
This creamy chicken and rice soup is an easy and versatile recipe the whole family will love. The combination of chicken, fresh veggies, and rice is so nourishing, and is also a great way to use up bone broth you may have on hand. This soup comes together quickly, making it a perfect last-minute lunch or dinner.
This roasted butternut squash soup recipe is warming and delicious, perfect for a cozy fall linch or dinner. I went and picked up several butternut squashes from our local farm because this is the time of year for lots of squash, roasts, soup, etc. I like to just dive in to the fall recipes. This butternut squash soup is a fall staple and contains lots of heartwarming vegetables and bone broth to nourish our family throughout the winter.
It is summer at the homestead and we’re starting to get our first tomato blooms. One of my favorite things to do in the summertime is make tomato soup! This delicious, creamy, and simple tomato soup recipe is healthy and so easy to make. You will want to start a garden just so you can eat soup all summer long!
The perfect pot roast falls off the bone, is juicy and tender, and melts in your mouth. We love roasts here at the homestead. There is something so satisfying about putting your meat, veggies, and bone broth in one pot and letting it sit for several hours while you work or do other errands. And then coming back to a delicious meal. It’s almost like you did no work at all! This perfect pot roast recipe has everything you need to get that fall-off-the-bone, tender juicy meat for you and your family.
When I first started making homemade bone broth, I couldn’t believe how easy it was to do. I had been spending anywhere from $5 to $10 on store-bought bone broth, that we would use instantly and go through quickly. I thought there was some magic trick to making bone broth and I imagined some crazy process of stripping bones and turning it into soup. No, I couldn’t have been more wrong! Bone broth is such a natural food to make. Simply take bones, add water, add apple cider vinegar, and simmer for a long time. In this post I show you two ways that we make bone broth from scratch at the homestead.
You may be wondering why grocery stores are stocked with bone broth now a days. The making of bone broth dates back to when our ancestors wanted to use every part of an animal for nutrition.
[Read more…] about How to Make Homemade Bone Broth Two WaysThis instant pot sausage soup is hearty, healthy, and perfect for the winter months. I love using homemade bone broth in this recipe, but if you have store bought bone broth that works too. Pick out your favorite sausage for this recipe. I had just been to the local butcher shop in our area and got some nice Italian ground sausage, but just about any sausage will do. What I love about this recipe is that it makes good use out of the instant pot. You can leave the instant pot on all afternoon and have dinner ready when you get home!
The thing about this recipe is this – good food doesn’t have to be complicated. You can follow this recipe if you want, but the basics of this soup are quite simple. Good sausage, beans, kale, and tomatoes, mixed with a hearty bone broth, and you can’t go wrong. Add extra onion if you’re an onion fan, or extra garlic if you love your garlic like we do.
This is our go to recipe for when temperatures drop into the low 20s, we go for that walk in the cool crisp fall air, and we come home and need warming up. I make a lot of soup during the fall time, and this has been a favorite since I was a kid and my mom used to make it. Learn how to make instant pot beef stew from scratch, a meal that will keep you happy for all the cold days to come.
